Last Shift: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Somewhat atmospherically reminiscent of John Carpenter’s Assault on Precinct 13, Last Shift is a one-location psychological horror from the mind of director A...
Talk To Me: Another Review. By Joe Muldoon. Very few film companies have the audience pull of A24. Amongst my fellow Gen Z-ers, the A24 stamp over a release arguably eclipses the Marvel, or even Disne...
Past Lives: Review. By Nick Boyd. “Past Lives” is a richly thought-out and tender film about relationships, fate, and self-reflection spanning 24 years. The movie first looks at two 12-year-old Korea...
Talk To Me: Review. By Daniel Rester. Talk to Me feels like a Gen Z answer to Flatliners (1990). Instead of getting a rush by temporarily dying though, the characters in this get exhilarated by becom...
What Ever Happened to Jonny Faith: Review. By Richard Schertzer. This Benjamin Pollack-directed film certainly packs a punch even if it might miss a few steps along the way. Frank Noon portrays the di...